The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
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MEAL, OF tne BouibNllieb, ID hu1lous
for another trial.
"CosFousD the RAIN" was heard on
all sides yesterday.
AYDKLorrK, the New Orleans pitcher,
has recoved from his Illness.
MsNPH. plays In Nashville today.
Smith will do the twiling for our
boys.
No MORE championship games on
the home grounds until Thursday,
July 7lh.
The Browns return hers Thursday
morning, and that afternoon they play
New Orleans.
CIscINsATI Is hard up for pitchers
when the offers $500 for Kirby aud
$1,000 for LoveIt.
PKLTz started in Yesterday 10 eclipse
all his brmer efforts 10 the field, but
the "a n knocked him out.
DlYLR Ia lamo and he was unable
10 play yea,eid days game. Crotty
guarded third during the lew innings
that were played.
CHAMBERLAIN inshoot IL a aineer-
our ball for catchers. Cook tfiirms
that Chamberlain 10 the hardest man
10 hold he ever faced.
IT Ia by no msans impossible that
st. Louis and Chicago may ,gain have
the distinction OF playing FOR the
world's championship.
JOHN KELLY intimAiCs that uext
year, II connected with baseball, II
will be rs an umpire. lie has alIesdy
tired OF q manage rial position.
THR ChaIlestons may play Oh one Of
their postponed games at Birmingham
today, a. they have teleRisphed New
O,.es1s that they will play the game
tcaCduled Tor today on Sunday,
the 81.
TINS Memphis BroSls, In company
with toe NasL vil!eB, lelt last night Tor
the Capital CITY, where they play thit
afternoon. On Monday they plsy
two genes. aud the last game oil the
ssrirs will be- played Wednesday.
THE Nets aud Louisyilles have both
of red the Cincinnati club good
houus for Jonrs's release. He IL one
Of tho best outhelders in the associa.
lion today, snd would be valuable
man for aay club.
Strange IA Il may seem, the Wash
ipglon club leads the League In base
running. The players are all daring
and fieot tprinters. DJpnelly, Carroll
Farrell, Shock and Neck seldom allow
the gra,s 20 grow under their fest.
FRANK HANDLE, one Of the catcher
for the Omaha club. will probably lose
the tight of one q his eyes. Ills mash
was hit by foul tip and one OF IN,
wires broken. The Jagged edge OF the
wire struck him in the eye, and II Il
nov feared he will lose II.
IT 10 a pecuii fact that every Tint
q foul tip or passed ball hits the um
Dir. the crowd yells with delight, and
shen, after q walk around 10 ease the
pain, be resumes his position, he II
applauded for ais display OF nerve.
A srocKuoLDEa OF the Allentown
Cub offered TO manage the club for {
smaller salary than the manager VA
receiving, 80 the latter was 81 appended
The players went on q strike, how
ever, and reiused TO play until IN,
sockholdeis reinststed the manager
. CHApLuros got very bad deal By
. the schedule commit GO and her lay
oas arc longer than any oth,r clubs
The Seaside Oity team, however, viii
/ lose less than the others on her layof
, fir the reason that there are q lsre,
\ number Of paying baseball t,wrs II
: the Palmetto State, and q tour Away
rcsults In increasing the extent OF th,
Charleston treasury.
President Stern, Of the Cinclnnatis
offered the Charleston managemsb
: $1,000 for the release OF Malaria
Smith, bot was reiueed. Then sterr
y wrote a letter 10 Smith Offering hin
y t400 month u he could secure his re
\ lease. Tue Charleston directors 60
y cured the letter and gave Smith leei
!; nre. He was ma 10 TO understand the
= u be did not play his bes, he woult
be placed under TIE Ian.